Hrithik Roshan's most enduring memory from 'Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai'

Hrithik Roshan has worked in various movies throughout his career. His hit movies include Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai, Krrish, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... and many more. actor recently talked about his enduring memory from his movie Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai. Take a look at what Hrithik Roshan had to say.

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Hrithik Roshan's enduring memory from his debut movie

actor said that his most enduring memory from movie was his relationship with his far, Rakesh Roshan. He explained a scene where his character had to wake up in morning and he argued with his dad about wearing a t-shirt instead of a vest. After a few retakes of scene, Rakesh Roshan got anyed and shouted at Hrithik in front of everyone and told him that team will stop shooting film. Hrithik also mentioned that everybody who was a part of team thought that movie will t be furr shot after Rakesh Roshan's outburst. 

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After a while, y shot next scene and everything was functioning smoothly. Hrithik said that everybody on set was in dilemma about what just happened between far-son duo. Hrithik Roshan laughed at  enduring memory that occurred a long time ago. Following that, he also spoke about him and his far's relationship. Hrithik said that on set, Rakesh Roshan is his director and that y respect each or's relation which is why y keep ir personal and professional life separate from work.

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Furrmore, actor also talked about his relationship with every director he works with. He makes sure that he puts in his point of view of what he feels about a particular shot/scene. Hrithik Roshan also added that it is one of important things that every actor should consider while working on a project.

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